Künstliche Intelligenz: Amazon investiert mehr als der deutsche Staat – wer kann diese Macht begrenzen?
Die Bilanzen der großen US-Tech-Konzerne übertreffen inzwischen die von Staaten. Eine Handelsblatt-Analyse zeigt die tiefe Machtverschiebung – und wirft eine entscheidende Frage auf.
Düsseldorf – At Sam Altman, a tech mogul overseeing artificial intelligence firm OpenAI, a decision-making table in the United Nations Security Council in New York, conventional power dynamics are turned on their head. No longer a head of state, Altman focuses intently on a document, rarely breaking his gaze from the script while seated among ministers and diplomats.
Behind him, a massive painting depicts humanity overcoming war and imprisonment, symbolizing resilience. Yet, Altman's narrative warns that the same phoenix could potentially spiral out of control. He speaks about an emerging technology that promises prosperity, yet poses the risk of human oversight. Altman, like many others in this evolving world, cautions against an excessive concentration of power in few hands.
This power isn't just technological, but also financial. The primacy of state authority, upon which the United Nations was founded, is now more under scrutiny than ever.
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